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Around the Courts

MOTOR" ACCIDENT 'RECALLED

Summoned for driving without

due care and caution, on July 14. Lo Kwan, driver of lorry No. 3141, appeared before Mr. W. Schoñeld

GAMBLERS FAIL TO APPEAR He Pang, 50, a stail holder, and thirteen athers were charged be- fore Mr. C. B. Burgess at the Cen- tral Court yesterday, with gam-

at the Central Court yesterday bling. The first defendant was

the rear.

and was sentenced to 3 weeks.

Inspector Saunders stated that the defendant was driving down the steep part of Shaukiwan hill at a rather Tast speed. He had 8 soldiers

Another lorry was in front and the defen- dant, with poor brakes, found himself overtaking it. He swerved out to avoid a collision and in This doing so touched a woman. caused him to lose control nger

the lorry and be drove over the bank. Several of the soldiers were injured but not seriously. The defendant was a atter and i should have known

the about have come brakes and should down the hill in low gear.

RICKSHAW COOLIE ASSAULIS

on bail of 950. The others were or ball of $3.

None of the defendant appear-. ed in Court and their balls were

The estreated.

$100 of $37.10 which was picked up off the table way ordered to be given to the Poor Box

TRAFFIC SUMMONS

Driving Without Due Care

A PREVIOUS "CONVICTION

Chief Inspector R, Marks ap- peared as a witness in a trafic summons yesterday before Mr. C. B. Burgess when Wong Tim, driver of car No. 308. was charged with driving without due care and cau- tion along Albany Road on June 17 at 10.30 am

i REVENUE STAMP Appearing on remand before Mr. W. Schoñeld at the Central Traffic Sergeant Youe stated Court yesterday charged with (a) that on June 17 he was driving a

STOLEN PROPERTY TRACED

Women In Court

ON RECEIVING CHARGES

Mak Hing. 19, married woman, appeared before Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magistracy yeater- day morning charged with (a) re- celving, & gold ring set with a diamond, the property of a mar ried woman, Leung Sheung, of 38, Nan Chang Street, which WILS stolen between July 19 and 29; (b) giving false information at the

You Yuen Pawnshop, 58, Pei Ho

on April 8, last year, using a re-motor cycle combination along Al- Street; and (c) giving, false in-

venue stamp on a rent recept

which had been used before, and bany Road with Chief Inspector (b) committing the same offence Marks as passenger and when on April 8, this year, Pun Yuen-about half way up the road car fong. 19, a spinster, was discharg-No.308 was seen coming down the ed..

road. The driver was then just Sergeant Whitcroft of the Trea-turning a left hand bend and ap-. Wu Chang. 30. a licensed rick-sury Department appeared for the peared to be going too fast. When shaw coolle, was charged before prosecution. Mr. C. B. Burgess at the Central Court yesterday with assaulting Cheung Hon-fan. 27. a rickshaw inspector, at the Ko Shing Theatre on Thursday.

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Det:-Sergt. Dowman said that CERSANIT SHQ<I>»««<<I»««<the complainant was near the theatre when he was assaulted by some men. He recognised the de- feridant as a man whom, he had reported to the Rickshaw Farmer Association a few days previous. The defendant ran away but was arrested by a constable.

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Chan Fak, 23. appeared before Mr. C. B. Burgess at the Central Court yesterday charged with the larceny from the person of four

Det.-Sergt. outsid stated that the defendant and another man were walking along Des Voeus

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At the previous

hearing

the

defendant sald that the stamps Had fallen into a spitoon and had been placed on the window sill to dry. While drying a half witted sister had "chopped" them. De- fendant's mother had confirmed this when she entered the box.

the driver saw the cycle he tried to slow down and applying his brakes left a skid mark with his rear right tyre for about 60 feet. The car was then travelling about 15 qr 20 m.p.h.

EFFICIENT BRAKES

A number of people were then walking around, Sergt. Your stop- ped the defendant and informed him that he was being summoned. The car was taken to the Central Station where the brakes were

MILITARY COURT MARTIAL A stabbing incident in which an Indian soldier wounded a comrade Was the subject of a District Court Martial last week when tested and found to be emcient Lance-Naik Mohd. Akber was but badly adjusted. found guilty on two charges,

Accused was charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt

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Chief Inspector Marks -then corroborated the evidence.

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to Lance-Walk Bir Zaman at 3 Sergt Youe, after which the de- a.m. on June 12, and with stab-fendant entered the witness box bing him in the stomach. On

formation at the Tai Yick Pawn-

De: shop. 618." Shanghai Street.

the fendant denied

'first charge. stating she did not know the ring had

been stolen and pleaded guilty to the other two counts.

Also in the dock was Lai Sàu. 58-year-old widow. who pleaded not guilty to receiving a gold finger ring knowing it to be stolen.

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Detective Sergeant C.H. Good- win said that on the night of July 19-20, a thief gained entrance tops instead of drying. Tattooed the Arst door of 38, Nan Chang Street by climbing the back wall on to the verandah and through an open door. Two drawers were removed and in one of these was à cash box containing jewellery The drawers

were found in the verandah but several articles of Jewellery were missing. On July 21, a detective went to the Yau Yuen Pawnshop and found a ring which he showed to the complain- ant and sbe identified it. The

pawnbroker was given certain in- structions and when the first ac- cused, Mak Hing, returned to re- deem the ring she was detained and handed over to the police. At i the station she gave several ac-

the art charge, he was sentenced to four months imprisonment, and on the second charge he was dismissed from the service.

Both man were attached to theness and accused him of speeding counts of how she came by the Road, near the Central Market | RIAS.C., Hong Kong Mule Corps, that he might have heard the ring, one of which was that a man.'

also WAR and the complainant walking along the road. The de- fendant brushed up against the complainant and extracted the 1s pocket. The money from other man was nct arrested.

Admitting three previous con- victions for similar offences, the defendant WEJ sentenced to

months.

THE DANGER OF RABIES

Dogs From

Un Long

CHINESE FINED

The danger of introducing rabies Into the Colony was alluded to by Mr. Macfadyeri at the Kowloon

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Magistracy yesterday morning when Lan Sin, 41, travelling tra- der, was fined $15 for conveying two young black chow dogs from Un Long Market, New Territories, ६० Talpo Road near Boundary Street, without permission from the Colonial Veterinary Surgeon.

The dogs were brought into Court in a basket and exhibited to his 'Worship.

Defendant said he brought dogs from the Territories five or six years ago when it was not neces- Bary to obtain permission

The Magistrate: You ought to know the regulations as regards dogs. You may be introducing further rabies into the Colony and It is very serious.

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when

WRONG PARKING SPACE

A. L. Sullivan, the well-known local tennis player, was fined $3 he appeared before Mr. Macfadyen at the Kowloon Magis tracy yesterday summoned causing an obstruction by parking

for

and said that there was a corner at that place and the Police could not have seen him before turning the corner. After turning the corner-the Sergeant stopped wit.

Witness then told the Sergeant

brakes being applied and thought that he was speeding.

Defendant stated that he had been deiving since 1922. He tra- versed that road about once a week and was employed by the Attorney General,

The records showed that the defendant had had a previous caution) for the

his car No.3447 on the wrong side of Saigon Street at 11.05 p.m." on July 5. Defendant stated that conviction

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the zign on the proper side of the same offence. He was fined $10. road was obscure to his view, and

It was just as easy for him to park on the right alde as on the wrong side of the road.

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this is claimed to be a simple defice of getting rid of bed bugs.

One is supposed to place this well drilled plece of wood on the bed board and the bugs will aus tomatically make for 13-and. their doomal For bugs love holes, they breed there in their millions.

When #

suficient tiode has elapsed all one doen is to remove the wood dump it in bolling wi- Bergeant F. Nolan, of "Shamter, or place it over a flame: The Shui Po Folice Station, said, that choice is left to the purchaser! at about 12.45 p.m. on Thursday And the big nuisance is tempora- Bergt & Billingham stopped motor lly abated, lorry 70 at the junction of Taipo Road and Boundary Street and on the lorry was found two baskets one containing a dog and, three chickens and the other with an- offer dog and four chickens De-birth to this idea, would only have fendant admitted ownership of the doga

His Worship: Actually there has been no rables reported recently.

Sergt. Billingham: No for some while. One of the dogs was rather vicļons and had the Chinese ser geant not had his puttees on it would have bitten his be

Old, soldiers will read this with amusement when they remember the hours spent on a bed board- with a hairpin picking into holes!

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it patented, he might make a for- time. But first he has to obtain à licence for pedalling his ware; "just" to be on the right side of the law..

There seems to be a definite demand for these boards, too. The day before yesterday he was charged at the Kowloon Court

·with ' hawking" without a licence. He was arrested in Shamshitipo district" "with elgateefi "bug" boarda" in his possesion,

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After the defendant was finéd, who was an 'ex-soldier: "It must Sergt. Nolan asked what was to be be effective because bugs breed in done with the dogs and the Magis holes. On cleaning days in the trate directed that they were | old days--the first thing we look- sent to Ma Tau ków for obser-ed for were holes. A pin: then vation.

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Bert Nolan: As far as we know the dogs are alright."

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Mak. Hinggave the name of Chan Ying, and her address 25 103. Yee Kut Street on both ocea- sions when she pawned the rings. Evidence was beard after" which the hearing was adjourned to this morning.

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